A highly professional, well laid-out museum covering many aspects of science and technology. The fact that hundreds of school students and all ages of adults were visiting is testament to the wide ranging appeal of the exhibits. After 3 hours we could have easily stayed for longer. Keep an eye out for the terrific aviation and rocket displays.

If you're into going to museums or just looking to do something to do some rainy day, this place is definitely worth checking out. Best to have some idea what to want to see though as the exhibits and detailed, large, and many. And by many I mean it would take 2-3 days to really see and appreciate everything, the museum is that huge. Still, if it's rainy or you just need a more chill day away from the touristy day trips, this is a good place to spend it.

Incredible science museum of all kinds. It is mostly a matter of taste as what is the most interesting. You have to be a bit of science nerd for a lot of it, but you will definitely find exhibits you will enjoy as it is the largest in the world for science. We had a great time.

Das Teknik! I'm not engineer but this museum is something that everyone should see about natursciences and things around us. School-aged boy spend here over 5hours spending and wondering how world works. Medicine, bridges, trains, space, airplanes etc... Definitely worth to visit for everyone!

Loved this great museum / science exhibit. Really great exhibits, demonstrations with an amazing number of hands on educational stands. Spent a couple of hours but could have spent much more. A little hard to navigate. Maybe also choose what you want to see before you start.

Absolutely amazing museum. Be ready to spend the day - our kids at least kept going… and going. Sometimes in the kids special area, sometimes in the exhibits, sometimes with one of the guided tours. Honestly, we spent over 6 hours here…

We visited as a family on a recommendation, and we are glad to did. This place is simply amazing! There were so many exhibits with plenty of hands on experiences. Everything is laid out thoughtfully, with plenty of explanations for each diagram or display. There is plenty for the children to see and do as well, including a younger childrens area at the bottom level with lots of hands on activities. The Aviation component was huge - I could've spent half a day in here at least, looking at everything closely. When visiting Munich again, I will definitely have another visit here.

It had been several years since I last visited the Deutsches Museum, and I thought a return visit was warranted. On this most recent visit I found the Deutsches Museum, billed as the world’s largest museum of science and technology, was going through some major renovations, and a number of the exhibits have changed. I found the people who worked at the museum to be friendly and helpful. Persons interested in the history of science and technology would enjoy visiting this impressive museum. I look forward to returning when all the renovations have been completed.

Positives: LOADS to see over 4floors. Information in German +English, so could read all the information. Entrance fee was €31 for a family ticket which was really good value. Negatives:My wife and I found all the information very interesting, not much if the vontent was "hands on" fircthe kids so they lost interest. It was raining hard all day, the queue was long (longer when we left) and there is no shelter from the rain while waiting.

This museum claims to be the largest science museum in the world. It reminded me a lot of the Smithsonian in Washington, DC. My husband really enjoyed the science part. I found the Musical Instruments exhibition rather incomplete and not consistently labeled.